Newsmeldung von slashCAM:Panasonic pro AVCHD camcorders AG-HMC150/HMC151 with 24 Mbps! Of thomas - 14 Apr 2008 01:15:00
Panasonic has further information on the already
announced in February AVCHD Cam Pro AG-HMC150 known as - the sensation: the maximum bit rate is 24Mbps and is therefore even higher than we had already suspected. This will be the first time the AVCHD specification fully exploited the HMC150 and the AVCHD camcorder with the highest bit rate - the average bitrate is 21 Mbps. It captures to SD / SDHC card, the cam also has three 1 / 3 inch 16:9 CCD, a 28mm Leica lens, a 3.5 LCD, XLR, HDMI, optical image stabilization and supports 720/1080 various interlaced and progressive modes with different frame rates (1080/60i, 1080/50i, 1080/30p, 1080/25p, 1080/24p native, 720/60p, 720/50p, 720/30p, 720/25p, and 720/24p). The price in Europe after the usual name for Panasonic AG-HMC151 Schematic designated model is specified with $ 4500.
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Antwort von Canonuser:
Let's see if this AVCHD more than just a technical embarrassment is. If the data rate of 21-24Mbps for a good picture, should lead the Camera about the likely Knaller NAB: At current exchange rate approx 2850 euros for 1080p recording with one - as it seems - very good lens. When SD card consumption of about 10 GB per hour at best quality to get slow in areas where the synonymous for Dokfilm pay (if you brave the evening the material transferred to disk). Conclusion: All good if the true picture and XLR connections are present (which I expect times). I'm going to get the thing in any case closer look at times and need to sell my Canon XHA1.
Antwort von kafix2008:
And when do you want to cut back into the Stone fall?
Antwort von Canonuser:
Who cuts, is losing and has no eggs anyway ... :-) Or so rum: Ich geh mal believe that with proper cameras s.Markt synonymous soon a sensible Final Cut Pro for AVCHD implementation will take place. I'll give to me with AVCHD is not really too busy, but will certainly cut solutions come, I hope the jdenfalls.
Antwort von kafix2008:
That it is synonymous with Final Cut Pro probably not as quickly enter.
This requires that probably any NLE software throughout redenominated symmetric multiprocessing, which is a significant burden and should also be around 24 processors that can be roughly estimated times.
Perhaps it's synonymous with other solutions, eg H264 special En-/Decoder hardware on the motherboard, the graphics card or PCI card
